Hodge News Brims With Sunday School Visit Notes
Mrs E D Randall and others from Hodge traveled to Daggett for Sunday school but found no meeting due to the Daggett teacher’s illness. Several residents and visitors from nearby towns shared visits with families and the Hodge school held a Christmas tree event with presents to be given on December 18 at 2 30.
Local Social Visits and Illness Roundup
Hinkley notes Mr and Mrs Norton of Santa Ana visited Geo Wiseman on Sunday. Mrs Norton is Wiseman’s sister. Mr and Mrs H H Peterson and family of Los Angeles called at Bailey ranch. Mrs J Goodrich, mother of Mrs Alice Sproule, has a severe cold. Mrs Moore, mother of Mrs Harvey Mitchell, died in San Bernardino last week, drawing sympathy locally. John Nickle has been ill and out of school. Fern Halstead is reported quite sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Wagegener
Or Grande
E. Luce
Ida M. Collins
Caroline Waters
Hodge School
Jess Shallard
George
Los Angeles
Hodge
H. I. Jay
Barstow
E. D. Randall
Ida Collins
Norton
Santa Ana
Geo. Wiseman
Mr. Wiseman
H. H. Peterson
Bailey Ranch
J. Goodrich
Alice G. Sproule
Moore
Harvey Mitchell
San Bernardino
Newberry Daggett Districts Grow With New Families
New families settle east of Daggett and in the Lancaster district as spring arrivals multiply. Allen reports artesian well reached 300 feet south of the Monroe place. Jim Broyers to build a garage and repair shop beside the S and M service station owned by Milo and Mrs. Spence. Spencer couple bought land from Douglas Sayer, built a residence and front restaurant in a single cement building with extended roof over the driveway and a service station. A light plant feeds a water tank in a tank house. whitewashed rocks line the driveway with a row of Athel trees nearby. Doctor Cole homesteads across the highway with a new cabin and foundation for more space. C. A. Burkhart, ex-partner of Shaffer, buys the Shaffer place, grows alfalfa, and trees adorn the valley. A room is added to the west side of Cliff House by Mrs. Sischo, with Morley of Deangett doing the carpentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daggett
Lancaster
Monroe Place
Allen
Jim Broyers
Milo Spence
James F. Spencer
Douglas Sayer
Spencer Place
Cole
C. A. Burkhart
Shaffer
Shaffer Place
Sischo
Morley
Deangett
Local ads prove value of reader-tailored pricing
Daggett California advertiser Bob Campbell reports strong results from weekly Barstow Printer ads. He notes customers traveled from Ludlow Hinkley and Greenose Valley after seeing prices and full value in the paper. Campbell asks for ad updates and mentions new potatoes in the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Bob Campbell
Daggett
Cal
Ludlow
Hinkley
Creenose Valley
Advertising rates for yearly contracts in 1931 district
In the local paper Bob Campbell reports broad merchant success and notes many others could see similar results through ads. Special advertising rates on yearly contracts for 1931. Call 191.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Campbell
Call
Elisha and Elisa Sermon and Church Events
Sunday morning sermon focuses on Elisa and Elisha with evening services honoring Mother and Daughter and a sermon on why churches exist. Bazaar set for Friday December 12 offers fine holiday gifts. Goodfellow Class elected new officers Mrs A J Weld president D Leak vice president Mrs Lydia Benson secretary treasurer. Anson Merrick repairs Mrs Byrnes warehouse roof at 407 South E Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisa
Elisha
Goodfellow
A. J. Weld
D. Leak
Lydia
M. E. Byrnes
407 South E Street
Anson Merrick
Former Barstow Standard Oil employee dies
Joseph Fredericks a former Standard Oil worker at Barstow died at Berkeley General Hospital after an appendicitis attack. Survived by wife Maude Miller Fredericks and two daughters Nancy and Lois. He aged 3, had been ill for some time. The family moved from San Francisco to Barstow, then Ludlow and Antioch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fredericks
Standard Oil Company
Barstow
Berkeley General Hospital
Fredericks
Maude Miller Fredericks
Nancy
Lois
San Francisco
Ludlow
Antioch
Beine Visits Barstow Reflects on Bruce's Passing
E F Beine of Zellerbach Paper Co visited Barstow Tuesday to cover former Bruce territory. Beine reports Bruce died at his San Bernardino home in October after years traveling the desert territory for the paper company, leaving many friends who regret his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Beine
Zellerbach Paper Co
Barstow
Bruce
Beine
San Bernardino
Desert
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Fountain Pens
Watermans and Parkers
White & Platt
Bullock
David
Maurice Avila
Jodes
Adam Cruz
Frank Garza
J. Thomas
Thelma
Leslie Storrie
Arkansas
Mr. Stor
W. B. Storoe
Neals
J. F. G.bson
Jonathan
Brard
Cudahy
Desert Sands
Idaho
Newberry-Daggett
Congregational Church
Weing
Makers
Larsen Dye Works
Lubin J. Henderson & Son Clothiers, Hatters, Haberdashers
Mojave River Valley
Standard Oil
Sperry
Sperry Surelay
Zellerback
Pendleton’s Market and Grocery